Post Courier is not a good neighbor - Tree - 10-24-2013
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Wednesday 23rd October 2013
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Gulf LNG watched closely
PAPUA New Guinea’s largest oil and gas company, Oil Search Limited says they are following closely on the InterOil Gulf LNG Project.
In a statement to the Australian Stocks Security Exchange yesterday, OSL managing director Peter Botten said the period of exclusive negotiations between ExxonMobil and InterOil, regarding the development of petroleum retention license (PRL) 15 containing the Elk/Antelope gas fields, expired in August.
“We are following the sale process closely and are engaged with key players on potential development options for the gas.
“The Elk/Antelope resource could potentially be a source of gas for LNG expansion or could underpin a new LNG development in the country.”
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"We need to give friends our full attention so we don't misinterpret things. Knowing the intent of the comment can make all the difference" ~ Fred Rogers
Any of my friends notice that the money quote by Mr. Botten has been purged in this article?
We don't wast food or orange juice in our neighborhood.
RE: Post Courier is not a good neighbor - ebster123 - 10-24-2013
'Tree' pid='30144' dateline='<a href="tel:1382553 Wrote:
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Wednesday 23rd October 2013
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Gulf LNG watched closely
PAPUA New Guinea’s largest oil and gas company, Oil Search Limited says they are following closely on the InterOil Gulf LNG Project.
In a statement to the Australian Stocks Security Exchange yesterday, OSL managing director Peter Botten said the period of exclusive negotiations between ExxonMobil and InterOil, regarding the development of petroleum retention license (PRL) 15 containing the Elk/Antelope gas fields, expired in August.
“We are following the sale process closely and are engaged with key players on potential development options for the gas.
“The Elk/Antelope resource could potentially be a source of gas for LNG expansion or could underpin a new LNG development in the country.”
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"We need to give friends our full attention so we don't misinterpret things. Knowing the intent of the comment can make all the difference" ~ Fred Rogers
Any of my friends notice that the money quote by Mr. Botten has been purged in this article?
We don't wast food or orange juice in our neighborhood.
Tree, I appreciate your comments but you lost me a bit on this one, T
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